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  1. inthex

    who was Rudolph Pelck

    two hammers, two triggers, and one barrel. does anyone know anything about this?
  2. inthex

    swaping cylinders

    I have heard that shooting a cylinder from another revolver, even tho they are the same make and style may be dangerous. Me and a friend are both shooting a Uberti 1858 new army. He told me he read the cylinders may not lock up in the same position. Is there anything to this?
  3. inthex

    frizzen hardness

    I've got access to a rockwell machine at work and was wondering how hard the frizzen on my lancaster needs to be. :hmm: Hope I ain't coming down with that monkey flu! :haha:
  4. inthex

    browning the lock

    does any special care need to be taken when browning the lock? :idunno:
  5. inthex

    jaw punched

    Is any certain style stock more apt to punch you in the jaw? :cursing:
  6. inthex

    hello from north georgia

    Some might think it a waste of time, but I've been known to throw a knife or knap a stone point, or cook up some grub in the dutch oven, but after looking over this camp, I've got a lot to learn. There are some real artist here and a lot of knowledge. And I'd be proud to be a part of it all.
  7. inthex

    newbe needs some advice

    been thinking about getting me a flint for a long time now, since I ain't no rich man I'm open for all the advice I can get before droping the cash. I've been looking on the Track of the Wolf site and I'm thinking maybe a Pennsylvania or Tennessee kit. 45 cal. Never built a gun before so I'd...
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